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Low grade with looser Special Summon conditions.
It can be used for the suppression effect of (2) or as a link material.
It is better not to expect (3).
It is a type of card that uses 1 to 2 cards.

A remake card of 《Gandora the Dragon of Destruction》, a rare card that first appeared in theaters
It has a total removal of monsters and a burn effect.
The burn effect is almost the same as Ring of Destruction before errata, so it boasts specs that can be an end card.
Unlike before the remake, SS is possible and footwork is light
Supports search from 《Eclipse Wyvern》and expansion from 《Red-Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon》
The increase in the card pool made this movement easier.
It was banned because some [Dragon] Decks that were strengthened in the 10th term achieved a one-kill precedent.
Due to this effect, there are also cards that have been completely affected, such as being unable to use the important effects of 《✪ Gandra The Destroyer - Giga Raise》.

Slightly roundabout search is possible over 2 turns.
It has a weakness that doesn't work without an Ancient Warriors monster in hand.

Although it is a card for the second attack, it is the type that activates the Special Summon effect (1) and forms a chain block, so unlike 《Dinowrestler Pankratops》and 《Ancient Warriors - Rebellious Lu Feng》, there is a high possibility that it will interfere with the Special Summon.
In particular, it is a considerable weakness that the effect that only destroys/excludes without negate also sticks.
For the time being, (1) Special Summon has the strength that it does not have a normal turn 1, let alone the name turn 1.

A Special Summon that does not create a chain block is possible, and you can hit a suppressed monster with a low RBI as it is.
Although it is limited to the main phase, it is the best among the monsters of Ancient Warriors advanced level and above because it also destroys Phriche.

If you search for "Ancient Warriors - Rebellious Lu Feng" and put it on the field, the destruction effect of "Ancient Warriors - Rebellious Lu Feng" will lead to the bounce effect (3), and you can set up 2 interference with 1 card + cost.
Since it can only be interrupted at about the same time as 《Ancient Warriors - Rebellious Lu Feng》, it's about 1.5 interference, but it's excellent.
Bringing 《Ancient Warriors - Ingenious Zhuge Kong》will lead to a Link Summon, but the bounce of 《Ancient Warriors Oath - Double Dragon Lords》requires a cost, so you need to decide whether you can prepare the cost depending on the situation.

Has a permanent effect that returns battle-destroyed monsters to his Deck.
However, his ATK is 0 for the first time in a fatal mismatch.
It's an effect that can't be used on its own.
It has become an unusable card since that time without a proper turn

If you turn over the top 4 cards of the Deck and you get vanilla cards with ☆3 or less, you can get all of them.
You can recruit up to 4 monsters
Since it will only be a gambling as it is, from the deck construction stage
I need a way to use this card
With the effect of "Dark Doriado", you can put a 4-attribute monster on the top of his Deck.
By using this together, you can definitely summon 4 bodies, but
The move is based on the premise of a combo, and the accident rate is high, so in actual combat it's almost a theoretical theory.
In vanilla, which has no effect, even if you call it, it will not continue.
This kind of support has little umami unless you make the most of it.
It is a card that makes you realize the limits of vanilla support.

The one whose utility has increased because Atlantis is the frontrunner in the "sea" Deck.
The problem is that it doesn't benefit from sea supports like "Fish Sonar" because it has a mysterious name like "A Legendary Ocean" instead of "sea" in the text, but it's reassuring to be able to simply stack 4 terafos.

That 《Ultimate Offering》came back with a substantial errata.
In exchange for 1000 LP, 3 normal summons seems like a good deal, but in fact, you can only get 3 summons per person, so it's only 2 times more. do not have. Writing is important.
As for the high effect, Chain Summoning, which can also increase the summoning power 3 times, is a rival. It's his Quick-Play Spell, so it's less likely to win because it's more immediate than flesh and blood.
On the other hand, the effect of summoning during the opponent's turn is very valuable and seems to be an interesting operation. Surprise them by throwing gold balls on their opponent's turn. I can't stop crying at the duelist who pays not only blood but also gold balls for the duel.

Among the six attribute recruiters that appeared in Season 2, this monster has an overwhelmingly high suitability for racial settings for attributes.
After all, Fairy is still the race that boasts the largest share of LIGHT monsters, and the number of types far surpasses Beast's 《Giant Rat》in charge of EARTH.
However, when asked if she's a recruiter for Fairy by Fairy, she's surprisingly not. I can say
From the existence of Calling Nova, who can recruit each other, and Euphoroid, which is a recruiter to recruit, it's a monster that I definitely want to use when chaining suicide attacks with Recruiters.

The Dragon Egger used by Pegasus in the original Kingdom arc is his Toonized monster, but I can't find any reason to use this card even compared to the early group members of the same period due to the existence of Archfiend and Blue-Eyed.
The card pool has expanded and some points of differentiation have emerged, but with the introduction of excellent new Toons that follow, it's all but meaningless.
It's the only low rarity in the early Toon Monster group, including the world, so the only good thing is that it's easy to get.
In the OCG, the dragon inside Dragon Egger's shell can only be seen in this card, where he was transformed into a Toon, but in the original work, you can also see his appearance before he was transformed into a Toon.

A member of the Iron Beast rather than Ancient Warriors.
Ancient Warriors is often enough to just line up monsters in the main deck, and can be used in situations such as main phase 2 to remove more.
Although the performance itself is high, it is not a card that is absolutely used for gimmicks.

The self-proclaimed "The Reliable Guardian" that appeared in the first regular pack of the second season.
From the early days, there were various things that made characters not monsters but Spell and Trap cards, such as The Cheerful Coffin, The Inexperienced Spy, and Fusion Sage in the first season, and the capricious tailor included in the same pack. was appearing.
It's a Quick-Play Spell that can be used for damage, but unlike ATK-boosting rushes, it only leads to a small LP advantage in most situations.
Whether it's really reliable or not, I'd like you to turn it into a Monster and show its ability.
Even if it's okay, I don't think it's stronger than 《Muscle Medic》.

One of the Toon Monsters used by Pegasus in the original Kingdom Arc, it was immediately converted into OCG in the second season, but the tragic initial Toon ace class that ended up being a bunch of Hebo Cards due to a big mistake in adjustment. .
Above all, it's too sad that he digested it with Blue-Eyed. It's also given a proper unique monster effect...
Instead of naming the card Toon/BWD, he overwrites the white between Blue-Eyed and Dragon with his Toon, which is different from his other Toons of the same period.
Speaking of this monster's exclusive job, it's his deck compression and cost element used for turbo gimmicks using lotteries that are pulled in the final Toon Table of Contents to become the cost of trade-ins, and so on. It may be said that it was still good that there was a role in.
Siku's illustrations are beautiful, but to be honest, I feel that the Toon Monster feeling is a little thin just by drawing something like his Blue-Eyed.
However, in the anime version, just like the original, it is a pretty cute monster with many comical behaviors that come out from rich facial expressions, and after watching the anime, it became a monster that I really like.
I especially recommend the Duel guy when used by Amelda's fake Pegasus that appeared in the Doma edition.